15 Mar 1902
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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1902
Page
1
Fragmented report recounts two individuals scrambling on a drifting sleigh, facing fading light and cold seas. They attempt shelter and salvage before encountering a gate or confrontation, then seek aid and confront confusion about their course and fate.
In a local financial note the La Crosse Capitoliste reports interest from Big Dean and others in acquiring Oregon timber land. The discussion references capitalists, a proposed price around one million, and a site plan with potential mill activity contingent on parties and approvals.
A freight train wreck disrupted service near Madison, with multiple cars derailed and one end entering a switch area. Reports indicate damage to track and a derailed freight car, causing a temporary halt to operations as crews assess the situation.
Farmers near Vlainfield report strong potato prices as crops reach market amid variable weather. Local officials warn of market fluctuations and advise timely harvests to maximize returns.
Kerstes Sayn Min Sulh files in Chilton Wisconsin alleging Zeone Max Mein Them cannot injure creditors. The abstract mentions a court hearing today with Theodose Kers representing and directions about German lex change.
A local advocate seeks clemency for a man she previously helped convict, citing new evidence and hopes for mercy. The case centers on a contested conviction and possible wrongful judgment, prompting renewed scrutiny of the courtroom proceedings.
An unclear OCR text from Wisconsin describes a dispute about a state yard and health matters connected to a state reservation for consumptives. The fragment mentions “state reservation for consumptives” and references places and people in a garbled report with no clear dates or outcomes.
Aurinette Wis March Spevial Mrs Eval Ponti died this morning at at home pres ent af Marivetee as a teaner. Relatives at bedside. Questioning over cause and possible foul play. Doctors prepared tests while the funeral plans were arranged.
Fire at Fox Lake destroys a general store and damages adjacent residences and a neighboring property. The loss includes a barbershop and a boat, with insured losses estimated around $6,000 to $8,000. Fire department efforts saved most of the block, aided by several departments and residents.
A violent attack occurred last night in Borlington Wisconsin when a man cut another on the street with a pocketknife and left him near a residence on Newell Street. The victim, identified locally, was hospitalized and the case is under investigation with witnesses interviewed and authorities pursuing leads.
The text outlines a business matter involving BiG CREAMERY DEAL and Grassie Company of Mymau and Sele Ont, with references to officers and a pending meeting. It mentions a committee and discussions about a sale, loyalty, and ongoing business negotiations with several unclear proper names and dates.
A court ruling by Judge Siclecker favors Prairie in a dispute over a bank tax payment. The decision directs the institution to cover assessed taxes while detailing the legality of the tax under municipal code. The case, filed amid regional financial concerns, clarifies the tax obligation for the bank and its operations within the city limits.
Richard Connell dying from illness as a local businessman, described in terse oblique terms. Report notes his status and a namesake figure identified with the community and a changing era.
In Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin on March 10 a search was mounted for Clyde Stephens and Cauliste Kaniase who went out by sail sleigh on Green Bay. A heavy fog arose shortly after they departed and the party has not heard from them. A searching party was sent to aid the missing men while hopes were fading.
Madison March 10 Special telegraph Burmeister reports a dog frightened away burglars who planned to rob the Cambridge bank. The incident occurred Tuesday night as a horse and buggy were being staked near the village, with suspected thieves fleeing toward Duncan Mills route.
Stevins Point Mill in Wisconsin reports machine tenders back to work on Saturday night and this morning while other strikers remain out. Organizers expect support from Holyoke Massachusetts this week to aid efforts, with broader fears over ongoing wage and hair length demands.
Fire at Zinke Marea Gile company in Gowdy Lac Wisconsin destroys rooms and offices, with about 59,000 insured by $40,000. The blaze began shortly after 1 PM in the shipping area and raged to the second story, taking two hours to control. Officials Robert Biake, Henry Boyle, and J. W. Zinke described the scene and cause as under investigation.
William Cutter was acquitted in Lrempelenu for allegedly trying to burn Etigia village during a windy night. The jury found lack of direct evidence, noting Cutter had heard rumors that the town would burn and warned residents to insure, but his statements were deemed idle talk. The prophesy was considered a coincidence.
A body recovered from a river is believed to be the missing Vraleman. Ja Cristo reports the discovery after a vehicle incident near the Mississippi in Milscankin and Shy JP posh areas. Police and investigators work to confirm identity and circumstances of disappearance near Twin Cities.
A suspect named Talmy VE from OEATEN was arrested on charges of poisoning horses at a shop associated with TA. The incident involved several horses and a dramatic confrontation at Madison, with authorities tracing a starch-based toxin. No further details were provided.
A solemn report from Wis March 11 details a railway switch mishap near Ablenan causing a derailment. Workers and wrecked cars were cleared from the ground as investigators inspect the scene for causes and safety implications.
In Mahwahkee yesterday a rabid dog bit fifteen residents causing fear among citizens. Physicians examined the injured and reported no bed effects. The dog was slain after the attacks.
In Wisconsin a mare named Bude and Mix caused a buggy wreck on Mitch street when a spirited horse bolted a carriage up a steep hill. Mrs Buderscathed sustained injuries while Miss Selotus suffered a broken limb and other serious hurt.
Legal action filed by Louis Wilikowski and Thomas Newly, both farmers, alleging Nealy harbored the Wilbein youth for two years after the boy fled following a whipping by his father. Wilikowski seeks possession and $10,000 in damages alleging prior shelter and repeated intrusion.
In Hayton and Mavek 10, swindlers pose as legitimate enlarging firms offering photo enlargements. They ask buyers for 60 cents down plus shipping, promising delivery by express and claiming reduced prices. Local merchants report closing stock at cut rates, with similar scam patterns spreading across nearby counties.
A list of Madison Wisconsin notables and others who died around March including Dr. Jacobs of Madison and William Jaen Losidvail of Tiwi. Obituaries note early life in Loghport and California, long banking and political ties, and conclude with dates and survivors.
Mrs Moles of Appleton declares she will not abandon her husband and plans to obtain a divorce while Holmes faces a court case. The report describes threats, alleged communications, and a dramatic custody style confrontation with custody and lawful interventions noted as authorities prepare actions at the county jail.
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Sam Capolo found guilty of assault with intent to commit murder by a Pond du Lac Wisconsin jury after a short deliberation. Witnesses testified about a January shooting at De Tada and work at North Fond du Lac. Defence argued self defense and questioned Dr McDougall's testimony. Jury recommended mercy, possible commutation considered in state penitentiary. William Skelis faced a separate charge of parentality with jury waived. Trial proceedings adjourned as court moved to other matters.
Preparations for the anniversary of the asylum in Fiore proceed as Mame Near Depers is praised for years of service. The event marks the St Joseph's philosophy center and estate Ashment, with a ceremony to honor the staff. A cost of $1 covers limited refreshments and wine provided to attendees.
Fragmentary obituary note mentions survivors and a funeral planned from a local church or chapel. Surviving relatives include named children, with ambiguous locations and dates. The text preserves scattered names and relations but lacks clear biographical details.
In Two Rivers a captain named Louis Le Ch known juke capita Lee reportedly died suddenly of heart failure after the death of his wife. The 60 year old Lietong resident passed away at home, leaving sorrow and shock in the community.
Kenosha Wisconsin story of a man who arranged marriage to his fiancée to make her sole heir to his estate valued at an unspecified amount. The ceremony occurred weeks before his death, with the intent that his wife gain property and all benefits after his passing.
Aragons Point Wisconsin and Appleton report a strike at the Wisconsin River mills after a dispute between Cearse A Whiting and the employer. Morning reports say work resumed late night with tensions high. Union organizers cite possible compromise as talks continue with executives and workers.
A disrupted student party at Taasvence university led to warnings and possible expulsion, with the hall prepared for an elaborate Sheneng celebration blamed on misread security. Police officials noted a death on tide and ongoing investigations into the incident and its preparations.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Marivente W Marek Marehall Becar and Middle Inlet Canada Ontario ties. The garbled text references age matters and a person named Tew Wylie linked with Middley Tal and a business context.
A fire at an outbuilding caused extensive damage in the area around Man Claire. Investigators say the blaze appears to have incendiary origins, with authorities examining the scene and securing the site. Fire crews battled the flames, and no injuries were reported at this time. Local residents were displaced as the barn and its contents were destroyed.
In a notable ruling yesterday, John Nessin was cleared of suspicion as witnesses testified he was not the guilty party. The case, involving Svapicion and related events, was dismissed following the alibi and investigative notes presented by authorities.
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